Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05

wedding Is already on the taps, and tndl
cations are that Others will follow. Tn
weather the past week has been as periec
az though made to order for q fastidiou
people. Ladies have improved the shininu
hours in paying Gale and in shopping
which is q favorite pastime for them. l
there is one thing above another that
woman adInires. it is the show window o
dry goods establishments, and this is {
season of the year she has an excellent on
portunity to feast her eyes, for the mer
chants are e~xerting themselves to close Out
their summer goods to make way for fresh
importations for the fall and winter trade
These bright. pleasant days, clusters O
woman may be seen chatterinz in admira
ton over the choice abrics displayed 81
Iattractively. Many OF them are maxim,
large purchases, others are there only tt
nee what new styles the trade has to offer
For the pas& few years the custom Of dress
ing windows has been in vogue in large es
Establishments both East and West, and al
most every dry goods merchant o EN-
ploys q window trimmer, who is really
indispensable. The cost OF this must b.
great to the proprietor, for the richest
goods are usually displayed ard the e.
posure to the light and sun damages thu
material. but cheap material al q drawing
card would not be q success.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
w. 4. Frost, of Omaha is in the city.
T. ". Smith arrived in Butte Friday
from New York City.
]. N. Carroll arrived yesterday from St
Joe, Missouri.
Jas. Hall. of st. Paul, is in the city.
w. 8. Aldridge, OF Rochester, N. Y, il
registered at the St. Nicholas.
C. NJ. M. Bell arrived Friday from st,
Louis.
Rob. L. James came up from Warm
Springs yesterday.
VIM. Redmond came over from Helena
yesterday.
The. Young Girls Guild' met yesterday
at Mira. w. H. DeWitt's residence, on Yves:
Granite street. Mrs. De Witt, as president
of the society, takes up the work SO ably
managed BY Mrs. General Dana. and her
efforts will doubtless be crowned with sue
cess.
Mr.. McAndrew has come over from Phil.
, ipsburg, and expects to spend the winter
here.
Major Dawson and family have moved
to q cottage on West Park street.
Mr.. West. representing the Simmons
hardware establishment OF st. Louis. 81. at
| laSC week IN Tue Guy.
Mr.. and Mrs. (has. Pratt have taken
rooms in the Caplice building.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. D'Acheul are spend
ing a week in New York City. Mr..
D'Acheul's health is much improved, and
they will probably return to Butte in a
fortnight.
Mrs. john Wompler came in yesterday
from her ranch on the Big Hole, and is a
| O,,e ok ~ how 60 thap M n AZ R,nI
Miss Rosa Reed, who has been confined
to her home for a week, is ]escing.
Mrs. II. N. Barley, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. NJ. Emerson for q month,
vent to Deer Lodge last Thursday where
she will visit Mrs. r. s. Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lavell have re-
turned from q months visit in Wood
River, Mrs. Lavell's former home.
Rev. Mr.. Flint is expected over from Hell
ena in q few days and will be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Wharton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Barnard contem-
plate a trip to California soon.
W. G. Irvine, OF Portland, Oregon, is do
ing Butte.
Chas. and c. 2. H. Bielenberg, OF Deer
Lodge, are in the city.
Amos Purdom came up from Melrose
yesterday.
H. D. Morris, of San Francisco, is q guest
at the St. Nicholas.
Geo. Lark arrived Friday from Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. Losee, of the firm OF Losee & Mitch
ell of Anaconda, is in the city.
A. H. Mallory came over from the capital
yesterday.
T. E. Moore, of Boulder, is in the city.
D. s. Calvin arrived in Butte Friday
from St. Paul and is a guest at the St.
Nicholas.
DR.. Harry Hamilton, nephew of Mr.. ].
Fairfield. of the firm of Hight & Fairfield.
spent a few days of last week visiting the
city. and returned Thursday to his home
in Boston, Mass.
Miss Fannie Hart is expected up from
Deer Lodge tomorrow and will be the guest
OF Mrs. Geo. Irvine for a week.
Mrs. c. F. Lloyd expects to 60 East 1901
where she will spend several months.
Mrs. r. 8. Kelley. after spending a few
days in Butte. the guest of Mrs. Colonel
Sharp, returned to Deer Lodge last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cowan q d children
and Miss Ella Cowan came up from
Friday. They will spend a few
days in the city, the guest OF Mrs. NJ. Emer-
son.
One OF the attractions at the Bonner
opening tomorrow will be a
bride'a orees made Of cream colored plush
IN train, trimmings Of the richest duchesse
ace and orange blossoms. The train
being outlined with swansdown. It was
made by Mrs. Burton for a customer.
w. A. Clark returned Yesterday from the
Ceur d'Alenes. where he has been on a
trip.
The whoopinq-congh has been quite prev.
among children the past week.
Mrs. ClostoD, If Sheridan, visited Butte
asst week.
F. Tidball returned from Anaconda last
week.
Geo. Casey returned yesterday from a
weeks visit to his ranch.
Mrs. Niedenhoffen will 60 East soon after
Ter Christmas stock of goods.
B. King, of Chicago. son OF James King,
ormerly OF Butte, will visit here this week.
Joe Daft came in Friday from Elkhorn
md is shaking hands with old friends. {
MI Cornell returned Friday from a
trip to Missoula.
1t is no longer form to have dancing pro- {
or a man to call off at carpet OF ,
parties. The guests are permitted to
Ass the evening as they choose, without {
he c%ompulsion OF dancing at the very time {
'hen talking would be more agreeable. I
H. o. Hanson. OF Kansas City, spent a I
wv days Of last week in the city.
Mr.. Callan, brother of our townsman J..
!. Callan, arrived last week from Irelsnd
will make this his future home. f
Col. e. D. Mcclure, of the famous Granite I
mine. was in town yesterday.
C.. D. Porter came up from Salt Lake !
ity Saturday morning. {
G. L. Tracy arrived yesterday from Chi. :
ago. :
Mr.. E. Phillips came in from Ruby Valley b
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Dusseau's photograph gallery, over Hen.